In 1846 Hans H. Wesslau started producing linen fabrics in Örgryte outside Gothenburg. The factory got its name from his daughter Alma, and still today the name of the district is Almedal. Almedahls' aim is to carry forward knowledge and handicraft traditions from past times to future generations.
This boldly colorful tea towel from Almedahls of Sweden is a lovely and functional item to enjoy. Designed in the 1950’s and is still in production to this day. Fanciful folkart designs are printed on this 55% linen, 45% cotton towel. 19” x 28”.
This boldly colorful tea towel from Almedahls of Sweden is a lovely and functional item to enjoy. Designed in the 1950’s and is still in production to this day. Fanciful folkart designs are printed on this 55% linen, 45% cotton towel. 19” x 28”.
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